You know the problem was a feeling in the serious rock press of Mabo really sell records because it's pretty well a lot that's a crime you know that's actually a good thing because he what it was like really sexy in Britain look at pop singer but it doesn't negate from the. It's a tough to mean those songs the simple yet complex are you know it's very simple read the Cochran thing cranks up but somehow he makes music is not all simply semantic you know it's and that takes a lot of skill absolutely John thanks so much for that I'm sorry we have to leave it there to talk about Marc Bolan all day I'm back here Gordon my cheesecloth shirt my bell bottom denims I was off John 0 dancing around the room to Jeeps to post the pictures on the Internet I think I think I'm rather liberal finished and there was a bit of a technical mess up at the end last week wasn't an unforgivable we don't say we lose she'll go to Shareen Hello hello sure and I say it's all about Marc Bolan all day to. Write off you go but thank you and we've got plenty to talk about this week not Mark Boland overtalking the knockoffs nutty sweets causing offense criticism of the grain a failing choir gets underway and Easton Barton sure really the best place in the u.k. To be a woman. Thank you Judy 95 in Fame in one of the medium wave and on digital radio b.b.c. Radio Scotland now the news with Lucy white Good morning police are hunting for whoever was behind the bombing of a chip trade in west London while preparing for another possible attack Britain has been placed on the highest possible terror alert after a device went off at Parson's Green injuring 29 people military personnel have been brought in to patrol busy areas the former heads of the counter-terrorism command Scotland Yard Richard Walton says there are differences in this case and recent attacks it does suggest also need lean towards potentially a lone individual and not necessarily. An orchestrating cell in a sentence dispatched over a rocket so we'll have to wait and see and it's dangerous to speculate but I've got faith that this morning you know with the amazing matter what's going on in the Scotland Yard that this we you know resolved relatively quickly the Scottish Government resilience room has been activated following the London attack and 1st Minister Nicola Sturgeon and key Cabinet colleagues have been fully briefed in connection with the increased threat level Police Scotland says it will also be increasing the number of armed police of patrol particularly at key locations and crowded places the Scottish Labor leadership contest takes a big step forward this weekend with the launch of the competing campaigns and asked Sarwar stated his stolen Glasgow last night and Richard Leonard will follow suit today the winner will be declared in November this from our political editor Bryan Taylor nominations close tomorrow but there will be just 2 contenders to replace Dugdale Hollywood front bench and I launched his campaign last night in Nicolas Sturgeon's Glasgow constituency declaring his intention to park his tanks on the 1st Minister's lawn the aim he said was not to protest about Scotland's problems but to win part to tackle unfairness including a top up of child benefit m.s.p. Richard Leonard will offer a commitment to socialist transformation including public ownership and Workers' Party he'll say radical change is needed not just managing Scotland a day after its latest ballistic missile launch North Korea said its final goal is military Ecuadorian with the United States last night the u.n. Security Council described the missile test over Japan as highly provocative but no further sanctions were imposed. Boris Johnson has revived the hotly disputed claim that breaks it will save the u.k. $350000000.00 pounds a week much of which could be spent on the health service the foreign secretary has stated his vision in a newspaper article for a low tax low regulation country outside the e.u. Critics of questioned whether this is part of a leadership bit the conservative m.p. Crispin blunt rejected the suggestion this is his job is there like the Great would Smith of all present parliamentary party to paint the picture of the future of the United Kingdom side the European Union positive optimistic about the role we're going to have in the world. He's back to doing exactly what he should be doing was part of the team with the role of foreign secretary Ryanair is to counsel up to 50 flights a day for the next 6 weeks as part of an attempt to improve punctuality it made the decision after his punctuality rate fell below 80 percent in the past couple of weeks Well that's the news nice time for the sports on is over Kenny thank you Alyse the Rangers manager Patrick says it's too early to say whether Captain Lee Wallace will be able to play in next week's old for much against Celtic I broke swellest had to be taken off in the 1st half of Rangers to ogle Partick Thistle last night because of a recurrence of his groin injury Thistle boss Alan Archibald had no complaints about excess Saskin 67th minute red card which came when the jacks were winning to one particular 10th in the Premiership on 2 points Rangers and I thought on 11 points to buy in behind Celtic and Aberdeen today Ross County are the opposition for Celtic at Parkhead at 3 o'clock While Aberdeen host Co Markel suite is done d.v.r. Seen Johnston How will turn against hers and heads fierce as mother rail and rugby Edinburgh head coach Richard Cockrell blast at this site for playing like it was a Sunday afternoon game those has words as they squandered a 14 no lead to lose 2017 to Bennett's and Meyer saidan Scottish golfer Mark Warren is joint 9th and 6th 6 under par going into his. Drones the kill em open and the Netherlands 4 shots behind French leader Jules daughter more sport to 11 but I travel with 3 sets of things Canyon 5 in 92 remains closed in both directions between Melville lodges roundabout of a 91 and later they're still dealing with an accident here so there are local diversions as Cambridge ports continue this weekend restrictions in both directions traffic running well at the moment do expect delays as the day wears on and a 77 it air slow Northpoint heading up to the bank feel joined about just seems to be a volume of traffic all week 110295 is our number and that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland travel quickly caught Scotland's weather Klein deal with occasional of rain will become drier and brighter later highs of 13 or 14 Celsius and that's b.b.c. Radio Scotland news Thanks Lucy and welcome to Saturday mornings yearly b c Radio Scotland with me on Johnny my guest today are journalists Hannah McGill Peter Gagan of investigative news site the threats and joining us for the 1st time former captain of the Scotland women's national football team Gemma Feig Good morning to you and welcome Gemma So thank you and let's give a summary of what we're talking about this week we'll be talking about the Penshoppe bashing of Emma names who's not a name has been causing offense as the grand fellow inquiry starts Judge Moore bit find himself under scrutiny How does theaters cause controversy by introducing ob there is Easton Barton sure really the best place in the u.k. To be a woman let's have a listen to some of the week's big moments. Christiane good that was the most open all its time truly worrying speech in my long years in this place former residents of the time and other local people feel a great sense of anger and betrayal. He said to me straight in the eye with no one else around and he scored the lines I had on. The back to get me anything I'm here . To get on the phone and. We just arrived at this place and as you can see from these 5 have only just been made in fact we bumped into the people almost 70 minutes and counting machetes I'm not made one p.r. Spin and the ship thanks to the state that you can't do something or you cannot achieve what you want to achieve. All that and more to come here b.b.c. Radio Scotland with me should be 9 Johnny and you can join the conversation online throughout the program using the hash tag Shereen But 1st up says in the aisles this week as the languages are to fend was put under the spotlight when retail giant pined London unveiled a new line of chocolate covered nuts the packaging of the brightly colored m. And m. Style confectionery features 3 cross-eyed characters emblazoned with the brand name not hers mental health campaign as I've said the sweets branding is a real step backwards and reducing the stigma around mental health calling it offensive and distressing panel under spotted by saying that their popularity suggests customers don't have an issue with the product but they will examine the issue they see at their next product review and Gemma what do you think about this deal do you find it offensive I think that if that the board was not accompanied by the cartoon images of cross I candies on the front of it I think we would it wouldn't be such an issue but I think by doing that they're associating the word worth people that perhaps of of not going to the kind of base mental health and I think much wrong in a conversation that is whether or not it's necessary to use that word in describing chocolate covered not so I don't think it's necessary and. Not necessary but what do you think Hannah I mean it is exactly that so you can you can argue all day about whether a word can be inherently hopeful to people or not one of. Yes there are plenty of ways in which language changes and something that didn't used to be termed offensive or considered offensive has become so and maybe some people aren't aware of that and maybe it takes a bit of catching up or maybe people believing clinging jealously to their right to use the same language that they've used all their lives that's all a sort of separate discussion from whether if you're launching a new product you deliberately give it a name that is already you know already pretty people are pretty aware that stigmatizes a certain sector of society which rightly has become a vocal about not being stigmatized so I think it's that thing of like is this really a question of freedom of speech or is it just you could have just chosen a name that wasn't obviously kind of difficult for some people do you have a difficulty with that word Percy Do you ever use it I don't think do I use that word. Maybe it is a cultural thing it would be it's not a word I would have grown up at all that much is not a word that we Jews it's not a word I would have grown up with using all that often so I don't know that word per se maybe not we do have a problem with it I don't like it depends on the context and that's the context is everything and I think that's the key thing with something like this what you're well I'm kind of looking I want to see this is imagine the Poundland executives sitting in the office of Poundland going we're going to make this Newsweek and someone shows a clipboard and we're going to call the not and it's a really good idea I mean that's the bit where I kind of struggle no one put their hand up maybe this isn't a great show you go back a really long time I was thinking I remember when I was a child the Cadbury's fruit and nut bars had an advertising campaign that was everyone's a fruit nut case and that was at the time I remember my dad saying to me this is not Ok because you don't call people not cases that's 30 years ago at least and you know so it's not as if they couldn't possibly say we didn't know this was used in advance of way and I don't know if an essay comes down to whether you use that word in your private life or not I think a lot of a say things unguardedly that we are aware might not be appropriate in other contexts if you're putting something on a shelf to sell in a shop that's not the same as what you might say in the privacy of your own home among people who know your sense of humor who know what your values and ethics are is I think it's a. Different positions for corporates and individuals or yeah as well that this is a corporation this is a creation of products whether someone says a word or not says or I think that starts a different discussion of the ocean on contact let's have that discussion because if you're saying is definitely. A private individual to use the word what what context is acceptable and what isn't I guess it's it would depend on which you know where using if you're saying I guess the problem I think John is tell you right if you look at just focusing just on this product it's just look there's something off about having these little suites that look kind of godly are huge and the word not just leaves about you know point intended leaves a bad taste and emotion wears if you're going to use that you know you can tell God that guys are really not sure it means the only good look going to have a drink is great croc is a man around town you know are you could say but watch out for a guy he's And you know you could use it in a pejorative way around mentally I think there is this context for all words how you use words as has contacts I think the problem I think we should find another word I mean I'm thinking of for example the p. Word and for Pakistani and a lot of people used to use the corner shop and all the rest of it they didn't mean it in in a pejorative sense but you know gradually as awareness has. Been raised about you know that can be used as at a time of abuse people are being cut is not to do it because by using it even in a nice we you are giving people you're encouraging people to use and abundantly so could that be the case with words like not to him again until whatever the challenge with us is if you like to be the Harvey or Dr to like the p. Word r d n word which has been reclaimed by some as it is that is something that's racially or Attlee motivation which someone has no doubt is something that is written on someone's skin using the word no source on it I can actually were referred to a property of things you could be talking about somebody in a range of different context I do think that is different to how you use words like the context in which Doc Work can be. Can be so different words are using the word you're talking about specifically you know I think the context is backed up by the image that's pretty intimate on us and there's a level of responsibility here there's a level of corporate responsibility when you're selling these to the general public within the general public there's a cross section that may suffer from from illnesses that are protected in that way in certain parts of the media or in film or whatever should we do that no we probably shouldn't do that who didn't say no because for me I'm not a corporate market niña is probably a pretty bad idea is that a word that you would use and does context matter I think context matters hugely. I think I mean I would perhaps refer to myself and this is coming from I don't come from a background where my family has suffered mental health issues and I don't take offense of us and I was not a point in time it's a term it's a phrase to describe how I was I was behaving that saying that's how I refer to myself a problem when going to something that I don't know and say you're a complete nutter but I think it's also once again context I could say I had a mental day doesn't mean it's got anything to do with mental health or my you know psychological welfare to do with how crazy my day was and as contacts and as as long as I'm careful about who are use that with and I'm not causing or seem to be causing offense to others I think you have to be careful about that and that's something you have to take a conscious decision on I was listening to the foreigner in this we can Radio Scotland and there are lots of people saying probably more more from an older generation Israel saying look we don't know what we can and can't see anymore I mean I think that's a real thing I think that it's very easy if you happen to be someone who is very well versed in the language of what is now called social justice even these kinds of terms are relatively new there's a very very vocal very vocal groups and sets of people largely on the Internet who are very conscious of what they think should and shouldn't be said that's great that's for. Enough they are helping to move on conversations they're helping to remove stigma you can't necessarily expect that these decisions automatically transmit to the entire population at once because if you're not embedded in those worlds you don't know that it used to be Ok to say transsexual it's now not that it used to be Ok to say colored it's now not these things are part of the evolution of how we look after people how we try and prevent stigmatization and fencing off of groups of people but that evolution doesn't happen by common consent and it happens in groups and then you know and quite often people say I don't understand why one word can be more offensive than another and that's because as we're saying it's all about Con And yeah I wonder if 20 years time with e.g. a Member when it used to be Ok distilling nutter we will see. You read on b.b.c. B. Do Scotland and still to come here b.b.c. 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To be a woman do you agree and the right thing to do or rather is dominating this week's big dramas that for us I'm here with my guests had a McGill Gemma fi and Peter Gagan And it's that time we get your moment of the week Hanna Well this leads on perfectly from what we were just talking about I mean I wanted to talk about the launch this past week of the Scottish mental health Arts Festival and it was called the Scottish mental health arts and Film Festival they've now simplified that name slightly because it is you know it's a cross arts festival that also has a film festival and a film awards component to it this is a an event now going into its 11th year and it's been spreading across Scotland has $300.00 events this year in 17 different parts of Scotland obviously mental health as we were just saying is an incredibly broad subject area and so you can almost say that all arts is going to touch on areas that relate to mental health so that makes it really inclusive interesting 1st of all where the connecting line is that it's to do with how individuals mental and emotional reality impacts on their their way through. In the world and it's really great and the film is performing arts there's life which is music is visual arts all sorts of different things from local producers and presenters of stuff too to bigger projects from elsewhere it launched in Paisley last week there are events in Paisley and go all over the place spoken words in Paisley and Edinburgh from Clinton pitch all sorts of great stuff so this is from the 10th of October through until the end of October all across Scotland it's really worth checking out the website it's good stuff Ok and Gemma what was your moment of the week you've been on your travels this week I have indeed my moment of the week has to do with the young pastor program which is run jointly by sports cool new Sport Trust and it's actually a legacy from the Commonwealth Games in the lead up to the London Olympics and the Commonwealth Games was a program put in place to identify kind of future leaders within within schools within Scotland and this week I'm going to open a bone with with the team holding a bunch of conferences where we get to go in and explain our sporting journey as athletes and the challenges we face in the difference that people like them when I was at school made by by giving opportunities to take part in sport physical activity and just to be part of a group and feel good about yourself and it was great because I was sitti